Impact of Global Consumerism

3. : The condition of being free from illness, which can be impacted by pollution and environmental damage.
4. : The species responsible for most environmental damage through consumption.
7. : The reduction of this atmospheric layer due to harmful chemicals like CFCs.
9. : The large-scale clearing of forests, often to make way for agriculture or urban development.
10. : A place where trash is dumped and buried.
11. : A widely used material that is non-biodegradable and contributes to pollution.
15. : The culture trend of buying and using goods in excess.
17. : The increase in the Earth's temperature due to human activity.
18. : A way of producing goods that minimizes harm to the environment and conserves resources for the future.
19. : The effect or influence of an action, often seen in environmental damage.
20. : A gas commonly produced by factories and cars that contributes to global warming.

1. : Dirty air or water that can harm the planet.
2. : The process of converting waste materials into reusable objects.
5. : The release of gases into the atmosphere, often from cars and factories, contributing to global warming.
6. : The average weather conditions of a region, affected by global warming.
8. : Devices like phones and computers that contribute to e-waste when discarded.
12. : A method to save energy and reduce waste by using products again.
13. : The materials that are thrown away after use.
14. : The growing desire for products and services that leads to overproduction and environmental strain.
16. : The planet we live on that is affected by pollution and overconsumption.